Abu Hamid Al Ghazali Books

Abū Ḥāmid Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Ghazālī was a towering figure in Sunni Islam, renowned as a philosopher, theologian, jurist, and mystic. Islamic tradition regards him as a renewer of the faith, appearing each century to restore the community's spiritual understanding. His contemporaries recognized his profound impact, bestowing upon him the title "Proof of Islam." Al-Ghazālī felt that the Islamic spiritual tradition had declined and its core teachings were forgotten, prompting him to pen his seminal work, "The Revival of the Religious Sciences." His "Incoherence of the Philosophers" notably critiqued Aristotelian science, foreshadowing later European philosophical developments.

Al Mustasfa Min ilm Al Usul
490 pages
18 hours of reading
Imam Ghazali's exploration of Usul Al Fiqh delves into the foundational principles of Islamic jurisprudence, offering a comprehensive framework for legal theory within the Muslim context. Recognized as one of the four seminal texts in the field, this work examines the methodologies and sources of Islamic law, providing insights into the ethical and philosophical underpinnings of legal interpretation. Ghazali's contributions continue to influence contemporary discussions on Islamic legal theory.
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